Import Coir Blanket — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

Coconut Center Indonesia offers coir blankets made from natural coir fibres, supplied in custom widths of 1 ft or 2 ft and adaptable to project‑specific lengths. The product is promoted as an eco‑friendly, biodegradable solution that retains moisture and suppresses weeds, making it suitable for a variety of agricultural and horticultural tasks. The supplier highlights that the blankets can be combined with rubber compounds for added stability and are lightweight for easy handling.

Coir fibre provides high tensile strength, good drainage and a natural ability to decompose without harming soil health. Typical industry blankets are about 0.5 cm thick and weigh roughly 0.35 kg per square metre, offering sufficient durability for outdoor exposure while remaining biodegradable within 12‑24 months. The material’s moisture retention capacity can reach up to 75 % of the surrounding soil moisture, which supports seed germination and reduces irrigation needs.

Buyers such as farm managers, landscape contractors and environmental restoration firms often source these blankets for erosion control, soil stabilisation and planting beds. The listing does not disclose a fixed MOQ or specific incoterm, so importers should discuss order size, shipping terms and payment conditions directly with Coconut Center Indonesia before finalising a contract.

Coconut Center Indonesia is situated at Jalan Mangkuyudan 43, Yogyakarta 55252, Indonesia. The supplier carries a harbour‑level trust tier and is classified as an imported tier, indicating that it is recognised for cross‑border trade but has limited response metrics (response rate 0.00, no average response time recorded). The company’s profile states that it manufactures coir blankets for agricultural and landscaping applications, emphasizing sustainability and biodegradability.

No specific production capacity, certifications or client references are listed. Prospective buyers should therefore request a sample blanket and any available test reports on tensile strength, moisture retention and biodegradation before committing to larger volumes.